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Services

Replacing Missing Teeth

When there is space in the jaw, neighbouring teeth can drift, tilt and even over-erupt from the usual smile line.

The bite can also change, which can increase your risk of dental decay due to difficulties in cleaning well. Jaws can become sore and gums can also become inflamed. We offer a variety of options to help restore your smile and improve your chewing capacity by replacing a missing tooth or teeth.

Braces or Invisalign

Orthodontic repositioning of teeth with Invisalign or braces could be utilised to close the space, depending on the size.

Implants

Dental implants are the closest tooth replacement option to natural teeth, and are considered the ‘gold standard’ in a single tooth replacement case. The implant is an artificial “root” (made of titanium) usually placed in the jaw bone by a specialist. Once it has healed or ‘integrated’ into the bone, a tooth-coloured crown can be placed over the implant. The technology behind implants has come along way and if maintained well, they can last a long time. It can be an aesthetically pleasing and no-fuss way to replace a single tooth or multiple teeth. It can be easier to clean than other replacement options. More >

Bridges

This involves replacing a missing tooth/teeth by anchorage on one or more neighbouring teeth. Crowns are placed on the neighbouring teeth which support a fake tooth/teeth in the gap. This can be made from porcelain and/or metal. This procedure usually requires 2 sessions: the first to prepare the teeth and place a temporary bridge; the 2nd to cement the permanent bridge with a strong dental adhesive. More>

Dentures

These are removable appliances and the most cost-effective way of replacing a missing tooth or teeth. The framework can be made in metal alloy or acrylic. Partial dentures are available where the prosthesis clasps onto neighbouring teeth. Full dentures are made for people with no teeth in a dental arch. They should not be worn when sleeping. Meticulous denture hygiene and oral hygiene is important to reduce dental decay and gum disease as much as possible. More>

All our prostheses (except for Invisalign) are made in laboratories in Australia.

If you have missing teeth and would like to replace them, please contact us for a consultation or call on 03 9374 4444.

Other Services

General Dentistry

The best investment you can make in your dental health is a regular checkup and clean. Dentistry does not have to be expensive.

Neglect is.

Toothache

Getting you out of pain fast is our top priority. We diagnose the source of your pain and manage your pain promptly.

Childrens Dentistry

We aim to provide families with a positive experience and a good attitude towards dental health.

Good dental health starts from a young age.

Restorative Dentistry

How do we fix teeth with holes or that have broken down or cracked?

Gum Health

We place a great emphasis on good gum health and are able to provide simple cleans to comprehensive gum treatments.

Cosmetic Dentistry

A smile says so much about our personality and confidence. It is amazing how much better someone feels after having rejuvenated their smile.

Root Canal Therapy

This treatment is provided to save a tooth that is infected or has an inflammation of the nerve inside the tooth.

Removal of Teeth

When a tooth is badly broken down or severely infected, sometimes the best course of action is to remove the tooth.

Tooth Replacement

We can offer a variety of options to help restore your smile and improve chewing power by replacing a missing tooth.

Pregnancy and Dentistry

Some advice for before, during and after pregnancy.

Anxious?

We understand that people are often anxious or nervous about visiting the dentist. We perform dental procedures in a gentle manner and at your own pace.

Snoring and Sleep Apnoea

We can help you with the management of sleep apnoea and snoring.

TMJ Disorder and Treatment

This information describes problems with the jaw joint and the muscles that control the jaw.

Mouthguards

Dental trauma from sports-related can be debilitating and life-long. Mouth guards have proven to be effective in minimising dental trauma.